Examples of ContentElement

at.bestsolution.efxclipse.formats.svg.svg.ContentElement
A representation of the model object 'Content Element'.
The following features are supported:
- {@link at.bestsolution.efxclipse.formats.svg.svg.ContentElement#getChildren Children}
@see at.bestsolution.efxclipse.formats.svg.svg.SvgPackage#getContentElement() @model interface="true" abstract="true" @generated
com.hlcl.rql.as.ContentElement
This interface unify handling of Element and TextElement objects. @author LEJAFR
jade.content.ContentElement
Interface representing a generic content element, i.e. an expression that can be meaningfully used as the content of an ACL message. @author Federico Bergenti - Universita` di Parma
org.cast.isi.data.ContentElement
A datastore representation of a location in the content for this application. This element could represent a page, a response area, an image, etc. The total data set of {@link ContentElement} objects is not comprehensive; they are only created if another data object needs to reference a content location. @author jbrookover
org.jfree.report.structure.ContentElement
A element holding values from the report data sources. These values can be URLs (pointing to text, images or drawables), Images, Text, Nodes, Drawables or Shapes. @author Thomas Morgner
org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement
Content Element. See {@link ContentDocument} for more... @author danilatos@google.com (Daniel Danilatos) @author lars@google.com (Lars Rasmussen)

Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

   */
  Line delete(int index) {
//    info("Deleting @" + index);


    assert index != 0 : "Code doesn't (yet) support killing the initial line";
    ContentElement e = getLineElement(index);
    Line line = Line.fromLineElement(e).next();
    doc.deleteNode(e);
    return line;
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

   *        "decimal", but the type is "HEADING", the listyle attribute should
   *        normally be ignored and has no meaning. It won't make a difference
   *        if it is set or not. We want to test both scenarios.
   */
  void update(int index, Type type, int indent, boolean alwaysSetRedundant) {
    ContentElement e = getLineElement(index);
//    info("Making @" + ((doc.getLocation(e) - 1)/2) + " " +
//        type + " " + indent + " " + alwaysSetStyle);


    Map<String, String> updates = attributes(type, indent, alwaysSetRedundant, false);

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

      }
    }
  }


  private ContentElement newParaElement() {
    return new ContentElement("p", Document.get().createPElement(), null);
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

    interactor.checkExpectations();
    subHandler.checkExpectations();
  }


  ContentElement newElement() {
    return new ContentElement("p", Document.get().createPElement(), null);
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

  /**
   * Tests mouse event triggers on node.
   */
  public void testMouseEventsTriggeredOnNode() {
    EditorEvent mouseSignal = FakeSignalEvent.createClick(FakeEditorEvent.ED_FACTORY, null);
    ContentElement fakeContentElement = newElement();
    final Point<ContentNode> caret = Point.<ContentNode> end(fakeContentElement);


    FakeRouter router = new FakeRouter();
    FakeEditorEventsSubHandler subHandler = new FakeEditorEventsSubHandler();
    FakeEditorInteractor interactor = setupFakeEditorInteractor(new FocusedContentRange(caret));

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

   * Test that handleLeft/Right are triggered on the correct node.
   */
  public void testHandleLeftRightTriggeredOnNode() {
    FakeEditorEvent fakeEvent = FakeEditorEvent.create(KeySignalType.NAVIGATION, KeyCodes.KEY_LEFT);
    FakeRouter router = new FakeRouter();
    ContentElement fakeContentElement = newElement();
    final Point<ContentNode> caret = Point.<ContentNode> end(fakeContentElement);


    EditorEventsSubHandler subHandler = new FakeEditorEventsSubHandler();
    FakeEditorInteractor interactor = setupFakeEditorInteractor(new FocusedContentRange(caret));
    EditorEventHandler handler = createEditorEventHandler(router, interactor, subHandler);

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

    EditorEvent signal = FakeSignalEvent.createKeyPress(FakeEditorEvent.ED_FACTORY,
        KeySignalType.DELETE, isBackspace ? KeyCodes.KEY_BACKSPACE : KeyCodes.KEY_DELETE,
        isShiftDown ? EnumSet.of(KeyModifier.SHIFT) : null);


    FakeRouter router = new FakeRouter();
    ContentElement fakeContentElement = newElement();
    final Point<ContentNode> caret = Point.<ContentNode> end(fakeContentElement);


    FakeEditorInteractor interactor = setupFakeEditorInteractor(new FocusedContentRange(caret));
    EditorEventsSubHandler subHandler = new FakeEditorEventsSubHandler();
    EditorEventHandler handler = createEditorEventHandler(router, interactor, subHandler);

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

    editor.init(Editor.ROOT_REGISTRIES, KeyBindingRegistry.NONE, EditorSettings.DEFAULT);


    // seed editor and find image in content:
    ContentSerialisationUtil.setContentString(editor,
        "<body><line/><img src=\"imageSource\"></img></body>");
    ContentElement imgTag = editor.getDocument().getDocumentElement()
        .getFirstChild().getLastChild().getFirstChild().asElement();


    // check image in html:
    Element elt = imgTag.getImplNodelet();
    assertEquals("IMG", elt.getTagName().toUpperCase());
    assertEquals("imageSource", elt.getAttribute("src"));
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

        move(hpoint(t1, 0)),
        type("abc"),
        bksp(3)
    );


    ContentElement b = c.createElement("b", root, null);
    runSimpleTest(
        move(hpoint(b, null)),
        type("abc"),
        bksp(3)
    );

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.editor.content.ContentElement

  private String renderPasteHtml(Editor editor) {
    ReadableDocumentView<ContentNode, ContentElement, ContentTextNode> view =
        editor.getContent().getRenderedView();


    System.out.println("doc: " + XmlStringBuilder.innerXml(view).toString());
    ContentElement topLevelElement = view.getDocumentElement().getFirstChild().asElement();
    assertEquals(LineContainers.topLevelContainerTagname(), topLevelElement.getTagName());
    Point<ContentNode> start = Point.inElement(topLevelElement, topLevelElement.getFirstChild());
    Point<ContentNode> end = Point.<ContentNode> end(topLevelElement);


    Element fragment =
        PasteFormatRenderer.get().renderTree(view, topLevelElement,
            new SelectionMatcher(start, end));

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